Qiang et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Monitoring free chlorine and free bromine in aquarium seawater treated by ozoneQiang et al., 2012
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- Qiang Z
- Jiang Y
- Ben W
- Adams C
- Dong H
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- Analytical Methods
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Free chlorine (FC) and free bromine (FB) produced during ozonation treatment of aquarium seawater pose a serious threat to the health of ornamental aquatic animals, but little is known about the concentration levels of these chemicals in aquarium facilities. In this study …
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